What are the requirements for proving 800,000 THB for a retirement visa at the 90-day mark in Thailand?

It would seem that if you did not get a paper like this from the immigration office when you got your yearly extension you don't need to go back in 3 months and show your bank book.

@Paul ****

, okay, first off we need to know what office you got your yearly extension at..

AFAIK, at this time ONLY the immigration office in Jomtien is handing out a paper that has a date 3 months after your extension application which says to update your bank book and take it in to show them on that date so they can make sure the 800K is still in the account.

If you didn't get a paper like that I would say your immigration office doesn't require it (Bangkok, Chiang Mai, etc don't).

And no, your 90 day reporting has nothing at all to do with this requirement at the immigration offices that have you come back.

If you're going to be out of the country on that 3 month date you're supposed to report back on you go as soon as you get back.

I just renewed my extension in Jomtien

Nothing was said about coming back to show my bank statement

Not sure what you mean. Some Immigration Offices ask you to come back in 90 days to show that your account still have the 800.000 Thb. I guess your question is, if I go abroad and do not report that, what will happen?